Presidents' Day reflections on leadership and history
A column explores varied leadership temperaments from Samson to Kennedy and Jefferson, noting how term limits and fresh leadership shape a nation. It references the 22nd Amendment, contrasts impulsive and reflective styles, and cites Tim Pennings of Holland as the author and contact.
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Are you planning to visit Chick-fil-A for its grand opening
Online reader poll asks if readers plan to visit Chick-fil-A for its grand opening. It invites voting on Facebook at Holland and on Twitter and mentions a final question about Super Bowl cheering.
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White Americans and the 2020 Census origins question
Christine Emba argues the proposed 2020 Census race question prompting whites to specify origins could foster empathy and reveal diversity within whiteness. The piece explores race as a social construct, historical categories, and potential to redefine unity beyond monolithic whiteness.
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Remember when oration on teaching values and Common Core
Linda Dykstra of Spring Lake urges a return to the three Rs and cursive teaching, arguing money won t fix Michigan s teacher shortage. She praises personal responsibility respect and kindness and calls to remove Common Core and empower educators to revive a rewarding lifelong profession.
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